Therapy-Grade Dogs for Modern Families

We specialize in Australian Mountain Doodles, Golden Mountain Doodles, and Bernedoodles, with occasional Aussiedoodle, Goldendoodle, and Australian Mountain Dog litters. Each pairing is selected for health, temperament, and low-to-non-shedding coats, backed by DNA testing and low COI analysis. Furnished and unfurnished coat varieties are available and clearly identified in every litter.

Therapy-grade describes our development standard, not a certification. Our therapy-informed trainers raise every puppy through the Stokeshire Method, which includes 50+ hours of early socialization from birth through eight weeks, early neurological stimulation, and Stokeshire Puppy Aptitude Testing. A small percentage of puppies in each program earn the therapy-grade designation after temperament evaluation, and those puppies tend to be well suited for therapy, service prospect, or emotionally attuned companion roles. We breed and develop therapy candidates; we do not certify therapy dogs, and certification outcomes depend on continued training with the family and a certifying organization.

No dog is truly hypoallergenic, and we do not make allergy guarantees. Allergens come from dander, saliva, and urine rather than hair alone, so reactions vary from person to person. Low-shedding is not the same as hypoallergenic. What we can do is select intentionally for coat traits: furnished puppies carry the furnishings gene associated with the classic doodle coat and tend to shed less, while unfurnished puppies do not carry that gene and shed more. We evaluate shedding traits genetically. We do not predict individual human allergen response. If allergies are a factor in your decision, our two-minute Allergy Quiz can help you understand which coat types may fit your household, and we recommend spending time with adult dogs of a similar coat type before committing.
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Our puppies start at $4,000, with final pricing based on size, coat, and pairing. Doodle School and Bootcamp training packages are available as add-ons, and current pricing is published on our pricing page. A limited Red Fern Scholarship program exists for eligible therapy, service, and community placements. Pricing reflects health testing, early development hours, and lifetime breeder support rather than the puppy alone.
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Puppies go home at 8 weeks old. If enrolled in Doodle School, they remain with our trainers for an additional 2 to 4 weeks of focused development before joining your family. Pickup is available in Wisconsin, or we can arrange hand-delivery across the U.S. and to select international destinations.

Exact homecoming dates depend on the puppy, program, and confirmed route. International requirements may require a later date.

A $500 litter-specific deposit plus applicable tax secures a numbered waitlist position and is applied toward your puppy purchase. Deposits are 90% refundable until Stokeshire sends written breeding confirmation (documented live cover or artificial insemination). They become non-refundable when that written notice is sent. If your preferred match is not available, transfer options are governed by the written purchase agreement. Full terms are provided before payment.

Yes. We arrange hand-delivery across the U.S. through trusted flight nannies and Stokeshire team members, with select international routes available by inquiry. Required veterinary, airline, USDA, and import documentation varies by destination and is planned for the confirmed route, and every shipment travels with a certificate of veterinary inspection.

Travel invoices (flight nanny and ground transport) paid by card include a flat 3% processing fee. Puppy deposits and balances carry no card fee.